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Bill Sacks plans to ask the FCC to reassign 87.9 MHz as a national single FM frequency emergency relief channel.
The senior analog engineer for Orban intends to submit his personal comments in a filing to the agency on Parts 15, 74 and 90 of the commission's rules on low-power Aux stations (ET Docket No. 10-24).
The sub-band of TV Channel 6 from 87–88 MHz is unique spectrum, and commercial FM receivers are available now that receive frequencies beginning at 87.1 MHz up through the FM broadcast band, notes Sacks in a draft filing he shared with Radio World.
Right now, the agency allows unlicensed part 15 operations at 50 mW on TV Channel 6 spectrum that includes 87–88 MHz for several 200 kHz Part 74 channels pursuant to the waiver granted in the wireless microphones order. The commission specifically proposed that wireless microphones that operate on an unlicensed basis pursuant to that waiver be permitted to operate long term in the TV bands pursuant to Part 15 and certain specified technical rules, according to Sacks.
He calls the reassignment of TV Channel 6 and the new wireless microphone rules a "unique opportunity."
Those new rules will allow Part 15 operation to provide the public with three needed and useful services for Disaster Relief, enhanced Traveler's Information Service, as well as a new form of unlicensed nanopowered broadcasting services; using only this uniquely situated one megahertz of the of the TV Channel 6 spectrum.
"TV Channels 5 and 6 are not suitable for professional wireless microphones due to the transmitter antenna factor being impractical for a wireless microphone," writes Sacks who adds that "New forms of FM service on the sub-band from 87 MHz to 88 MHz will better serve the public interest than the few extra wireless microphone (IFB) channels it now contains by instantly providing these new services."
He's proposing that 87.9 MHz be reassigned as a national single FM frequency emergency relief channel while secondary and everyday use of 87.9 MHz should be a licensed Traveler's Information Service channel.
A national FM emergency relief channel would provide what Sacks calls "a desperately needed nationwide reliable FM signal" providing instant local relief information for when disasters take out entire local infrastructures including local broadcast stations, their towers, and the grid the broadcast stations may depend on. The 87.9 MHz channel should be reserved for mobile, instantly deployable, disaster relief information stations, utilizing FEMA-owned mobile equipment to be operated by The Red Cross and other NGOs, Sacks explained.
Meanwhile, the voice-only FM Travelers Information Service "would be available to all current TIS licensees and operate day to day on 87.9 MHz with such stations authorized from 10 to 500 watts as required and modulated with audio frequency response truncated above 3 kHz producing deviation of ±50 kHz maximum, using modern audio voice processing techniques to compensate for the reduced detected audio level resulting from this deviation reduction. This total reduced deviation ensures negligible interference from the TIS stations to any licensed adjacent channel stations operating on 88.1 MHz," writes Sacks.
The local National Guard also should have authorization for use of 87.9 MHz in cases of disaster recovery, suggests the engineer.
The idea of using an FM channel for TIS is a great idea. Under the current FCC regulations, TIS systems have horrid aduio response, and with their limited power, interference issues. Also, many "after market" radios often contain no AM section, or one that simply can bearly pick up a local radio station.
I now work in Emergency Management, and can see possibilities in this.
87.9 for emergency use is good, but not for TIS; there are plenty of AM TIS frequencies in use and keep those as-is. The other thought I had is for them to use 87.9MHz to relay the local NOAA Weather Radio frequency up to when it is needed for other emergency relief use; that way you have one channel to get the emergency weather info, then the same frequency for relief information.
TIS is a nice idea for 87.9 but the transmitter power and ERP would have to be kept below one watt or the coverage area would be too large.
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Never thought the Clippers would begin their march to the NBA Finals by tripping over the Lakers ... bench?
Never thought new Clippers Coach Doc Rivers would watch the first step toward his second championship ring tarnished by … Mike D'Antoni?.
Never thought a Staples Center that contained some loud Clippers fans — including one dude who infiltrated the Lakers courtside seats—would once again roar for the Lakers as if it were June.
Never thought they would be roaring for … Xavier Henry?
Believe it. The building is still rocking from it. The NBA experts are still reeling from it. A season that is one day old might already have its upset of the year .
On the first step of the Clippers' supposed championship run Tuesday, the Lakers hit them over the head with a bench, kicked them in the gut with energy, and stole this season-opening moment with the unlikeliest of 116-103 victories.
That's right, a Lakers team playing with mostly old guys and castoffs — and without Kobe Bryant — beat the NBA's newest glamour teams with its new glamour coach by 13 points, outscoring them by 17 points in the fourth quarter.
The Lakers aren't supposed to make the playoffs. The Clippers aren't supposed to be knocked out until at least the NBA Finals. Yet what ensued was so upside down, the Lakers' faces were filled with shocked joy and the Clippers couldn't even look up from the floor.
"Man, that was fun," said Henry, a Memphis castoff who led the Lakers with 22 points, including a dozen in a fourth-quarter comeback engineered completely by the reserves. "We just want to prove everybody wrong."
This might be only one game. This might be only one moment. The Lakers might never again feel and express the joy that came from Tuesday's 14 three-pointers and a sprinting attack that ran the disjointed Clippers ragged.
But goodness, for this one night, they indeed proved everybody wrong. It was Showtime from a team expected to spend the season in down time. Besides Henry, it was fist pumps and swaggers from former Lakers castoff Jordan Farmar, who returned from a season in Turkey to score 16 points off the bench. It was skips and struts from reserve Jodie Meeks, who scored nine points in the fourth quarter. The Lakers' bench scored 76 points, third most in team history.
And, oh yeah, it was a horrendous defensive effort from a Clippers team that is still clearly learning Rivers' patented defense. Rivers was hired to teach this contending team to win games in the fourth quarter, yet the Clippers allowed the Lakers to shoot 65% during a fourth quarter in which DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin combined for three points.
"Everybody said we weren't going to beat them, and we were like, fine," Henry said. "We thought, if they want to beat us, they had to show up and beat us."
This was supposed to be Rivers' debut party. It was, instead, perhaps D'Antoni's finest 21/2 hours, his team finally running and rolling the way he's always planned.
This was supposed to be a reborn Clippers team's first national statement, a game filled with Chris Paul's magic and Griffin's acrobatics. It was, instead, a reminder that the Lakers, despite predictions of doom this season, still know how to be the Lakers.
The Lakers not only won, but they won with starters Pau Gasol and Steve Nash sitting. Trailing by four points at the start of the fourth quarter, the Lakers stormed back with the most unlikely of heroes. Henry hit a layup. Farmar hit a three-pointer. Meeks hit a three-pointer, then a layup and was fouled for a three-point play. Henry made a three-pointer. The Lakers were suddenly up by four with 8:23 remaining, and the Clippers never really fought back.
Even the coolest of celebrities were excited.
"I'm literally jumping up and down like a 12-year-old," tweeted Adam Levine, lead singer from Maroon Five.
Even the most animated of celebrities were also excited.
Cheering wildly from behind the courtside seats was Dodgers kid star Yasiel Puig, who began the game by singing along with the blaring pregame song by the Black Eyed Peas.
The night was so crazy, even an appearance by Bryant, who probably will miss at least the season's first month while recovering from a torn Achilles' tendon, went virtually unnoticed.
Midway through the second quarter, he slipped into the second row of the bench. He was dressed in a black suit and tie. He was staying strangely quiet. In fact, a quick check of his Twitter account revealed that he didn't even tweet.
"It's his rehab. ... He has his hands full with that," D'Antoni said.
If Tuesday was any indication, Bryant might want to hurry back. Who knows? He could be missing all the fun.
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MARLBORO, VERMONT – "Eleventh & Love," a new, multi-character, autobiographical one-man show by Tim Collins '02, will run Friday, Jan. 24, in the Whittemore Theater at Marlboro College.
Collins, a resident of Belfast, Maine, has been creating and touring solo theater pieces for over two years. His last work, "On the Outskirts of Everything," a seven-character show about men struggling to contend with love, fame, illness, family, and corporate America, played to enthusiastic audiences at a number of New England theaters earlier this fall.
"Eleventh & Love," Collins's third show, is his most ambitious piece of theater yet. He comments: "This piece came from my experience of living in London during 9/11. I arrived in the U.K. on Sept. 10, and 24 hours later the world fell on its ear. This piece explores the alienation and absurdity of trying to process the trauma while living abroad."
"Eleventh & Love" is rich with characters, all outspoken, all incited to speak on America and its suddenly precarious position. Collins morphs between an outrageous, passive-aggressive British acting teacher, an empathetic Japanese sports medicine student, a world-weary London prostitute, a silently subversive mime, a Shakespeare-stuttering co-ed, a roaring Bulgarian, and half a dozen other sharp-tongued characters. Through it all, the narrator careens through the chaotic ruins of a crumbling set, taking the audience with him on a colorful journey through spoken word poetry rants, desperate phone calls to home, and ecstatic romps through the somber streets of London.
"Eleventh & Love is witty, touching, insightful, and funny," says Judy Harrison of the Bangor Daily News. "Collins exudes a hypnotic quality, transfixing theater goers," Corrine Vaccaro wrote, in the Republican Journal. "9/11 must be our generation's wake-up call," says Collins. "If that tragedy doesn't jar us out of our consumer torpor into a more conscious and challenging existence, than nothing will, and America is truly lost. Eleventh & Love is my attempt to make sense of that overshadowing tragedy and my attempt to grapple with the question: "Now what?"
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In September 2009, LAC began the implementation of an Audiovisual Migration Strategy to preserve at-risk audio and video recordings in its holdings. This strategy is LAC's response to the preservation crisis for audiovisual recordings resulting from aging, unreliable and obsolete playback equipment, disappearing expertise in analogue audio and video technologies, and the deterioration of physical formats (such as tapes and discs).
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SIESTA is both a method and its computer program implementation, to perform efficient electronic structure calculations and ab initio molecular dynamics simulations of molecules and solids. More information can be found from here.
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The April 2014 HPC Tech Talk (Tuesday, April 22th from 4-5PM) will provide some brief OSC updates, have a user-driven Q&A session, and will close with an invited talk about MPI-3 from the MVAPICH developers from The Ohio State University. To get the WebEX information and add a calendar entry, go here. Slides are available below.
The only resource OSC currently charges for on batch jobs is processor use. We are considering a modification to our charging policy to reflect the fact that memory is also a scarce resource that should be accounted for in resource usage charges. The proposed change affects only Oakley jobs that request more than 4GB memory per processor (core).
As a general recommendation, we suggest selecting the newest compilers available for a new project. For repeatability, you may not want to change compilers in the middle of an experiment.
We recommend the Intel compilers on Oakley.
LS-PrePost is an advanced pre and post-processor that is delivered free with LS-DYNA. The user interface is designed to be both efficient and intuitive. LS-PrePost runs on Windows, Linux, and Unix utilizing OpenGL graphics to achieve fast rendering and XY plotting. The latest builds can be downloaded from LSTC's FTP Site.
This page describes how to specify user defined material to use within LS-DYNA. The user-defined subroutines in LS-DYNA allow the program to be customized for particular applications. In order to define user material, LS-DYNA must be recompiled.
LS-DYNA with user defined material models are only available on the Glenn Cluster.
The following versions on Glenn are available for use with user defined material models:
The March 2014 HPC Tech Talk (Tuesday, March 18th from 4-5PM) will provide some brief OSC updates, have a user-driven Q&A session, and will close with a live demonstration of OSC's OnDemand service. You can register for the WebEX session here. Slides are available below.
The February 2014 SUG HPC Tech Talk focused on using the NVIDIA GPUs for computational chemistry. Slides are attached.
Begining in February 2014 we started conducting nominally monthly online conference calls titled "HPC Tech Talks". These are intended to reach active users on our systems and provide an engagement opportunity for users to learn about recent changes to our production services, and for staff to learn about issues impacting the user community. Additionally, we use this opportunity to provide a more in-depth view of one particular topic.
We will be archiving materials from these calls here, for later reference for the user community.
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I am trying to hack kh 940 brother knitting machine. Unfortunately i am not able to backup the pattern and keep getting following error message:
python PDDemulate-1.0.py img COM12
Preparing . . . Please Wait
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "PDDemulate-1.0.py", line 631, in
File "PDDemulate-1.0.py", line 382, in handleRequests
File "PDDemulate-1.0.py", line 504, in handleFDCmodeRequest
AttributeError: PDDemulator instance has no attribute 'write'
any ideas what can be wrong?
i am thinking maybe i have modified cable wrong.
I have followed these instructions http://www.ladyada.net/learn/electroknit/ftdicable.html and dont understand very well whether pin2 and pin3 are interconnected and both red and green wires cut and not connected to the pins or red wire goes to pin3 and pin2?


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This modern pendant chandelier is adorned with shimmering crystal accents. The round crystals will scatter and reflect light in your bedroom or other rooms in the house. The diffuser comes in a cream colored fabric material for a charming look. Utilizes three 60W bulbs.
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Representing Team U.S.A. and his hometown, Telluride, freeskier Gus Kenworthy is slated to make his Olympic debut later this week in what will be the Olympic debut of the ski slopestyle competition.
The Sneffels Challenge takes in some of the same terrain, skirting the northern flanks of the Sneffels Range before diving down into the Uncompahgre Valley and North Ouray Corridor, ending at the O...
The feisty 23-year-old below-the-knee amputee and Ouray native daughter qualified for the team at the World Cup event in Copper Mountain in mid-January and sealed the deal in back-to-back World Cup...
Moguls bring out the blemishes in the ski technique of all intermediate and advanced skiers.
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The age-old rivalry between the Ouray Trojans and the Ridgway Demons was on full display at a home game in Ouray Tuesday, Jan. 21.
At least 150 people trudged past Steck on their way to the summit that day – most of them with supplemental oxygen. But Steck was at peace with his decision to turn around.
The moratorium must be extended, or pot sales banned permanently, by the end of March.
Telluride homeboy named to first-ever U.S. Olympic Ski Slopestyle Team
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This year, the comp tower has been repositioned a bit further out so that it appears to teeter on the very lip of the Uncompahgre Gorge.
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Ueli Steck, Kyle Dempster, Aaron Mulkey, Kristen Kelliher and Adrian Ballinger headline evening presentations.
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UFC 105 will take place on November 15 and feature the elder statesman, and one of the most popular fighters in MMA against the younger, and faster Brandon Vera who admits Couture is one of his hero's.
He will need to put all that aside when he meets "The Natural" who will be looking to get back on track in the light-heavyweight division and challenge for a title in the division he left several years ago for the heavyweight class.
The tentative card includes a plethora of TUF veterans and is as follows.
Randy Couture vs. Brandon Vera
Mike Swick vs. Dan Hardy
Michael Bisping vs. Denis Kang
James Wilks vs. Matt Brown
Ross Pearson vs. Aaron Riley
Terry Etim vs. Shannon Gugerty
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Nick Osipczak vs. Matt Riddle
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Updated: 04/18/2014 - The Schooner "Jeanie B" will host free tours on the Washington Waterfront this Easter Sunday.
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Updated: 09/05/2013 - WITN is once again a proud sponsor of the Ayden Collard Festival which kicks off Thursday evening. Rides and vendors will open at 6pm followed up with live music by East Coast Rhythm & Blues Band at 8pm.
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Valencia is often overlooked by visitors who flock to Madrid and Barcelona or the beach resorts. The America's Cup and Formula 1 race events helped raise the profile of Spain's third largest city, but it remains an undiscovered gem to many foreign travelers. For anyone weary of fighting the crowds, this is definitely a plus.
Named for Roman emperor Valens, the city was founded in 137 BC. Visigoths, Moors, Christian reconquistas, and civil war each left their mark on local history, imparting a distinct culture and language. A thoroughly modern Valencia coexists alongside cherished antiquities and traditions.
Much of this history is colorfully reenacted in the many annual festivals held in every town and village in the region. The brightly costumed rituals and processions that go on for days are almost always accompanied by deafening fireworks displays called mascletas. Fallas is the biggest of the fiestas, an annual Valencia-wide festival held each year, from early to mid-March. The final week features giant-figured constructions in every neighborhood, daily pyrotechnics, processions with period costumes and marching bands. Bonfires, known as la cremà that consumes the figures on the last night, get so big that fireman hose down the surrounding buildings.
El Carmen (or Carme) is at the heart of the old city, filled with buildings dating to Roman and Moorish times and bounded by Torres de Quart and Torres de Serrans (remnants of the city walls) to the west and north. Mercat Central (the central marketplace) is to the south, Plaça de la Verge (Virgin Square) and Plaça de la Reina (Queen's Square) are to the east with the Cathedral between them. Here at the center of the Roman city, the temple of Diana once stood. The old district is a warren of narrow twisting streets, glorious medieval architecture, and grand palaces and courtyard gardens you'd scarcely know were there until glimpsed through an open door. It's hardly a surprise this picturesque area and nearby streets contain so many of Valencia's gay restaurants, cafes and clubs. Ruzafa (Russafa) has another smaller gay district, beyond North Station and the Bull Ring.
Getting Here
Valencia Airport has a few arrivals direct from North America, but the best deals arrive at Madrid, Barcelona, London, Paris or Zurich, with connections from those cities. Most European and Mediterranean airports have air connections here. Check the low-cost carriers such as Easyjet, Ryan, and Vueling, for cheap special rates to scores of European cities, if you book ahead and travel light.
The modern Metro rapid transit/subway trip takes 30 minutes into downtown for a few euros - but you pay another euro for the rechargeable fare card. Hang onto that - it's needed to exit at your destination station and saves you a euro on your next trip. Taxi cabs, found just outside the arrivals terminal, charge around 20 euros to city center.
Car rentals are available at the airport, but parking is difficult in town and impatient and aggressive local drivers are irritated by outsiders who go slow to read street names. Day trips to surrounding areas are less stressful, and short-term visitors may use a home country driver's licence. Reserve in advance online, especially in season, to guarantee a car, and for best rates (local companies often beat the big guys for price).
RENFE at North Station rail has regular and high speed AVE connections to Madrid, and regular service to northern cities like Barcelona, with connections to the rest of Europe. Regular speed one-way trips cost between 35 and 65 euros, depending on time of day and seat class.
Buses and Coaches arrive at and depart from the Central Bus Station just north of the Turia. Among the bus companies here ALSA will get you to and from Barcelona and towns to the north, or Alicante and points south; Avanza connects with Madrid - in each case for as little as 25 to 35 euros.
Getting around
Metro subway trains, trams, EMT buses, or short taxi hops will get you to most places easily enough in Valencia. Most of the old city can be covered on foot and many streets are pedestrian-only. During Fallas much of the center is closed to traffic for a week or more. Save the electronic ticket from the airport, it can be recharged. Plastic smart cards, either bus-only or combining bus and Metro, can be bought or recharged at tobacco stores or news kiosks - ten trips for about half the normal price, with a one-time initial charge for the card. They allow you to jump on and off buses for up to 60 minutes in any direction for just one fare. Bus drivers accept cash for single trips, without the transfer option. For more information on city and regional public transport, in Valencian, Spanish and English, see EMT.
Bicycles may be rented from Valenbisi for a few minutes, or by the hour or the day, from street stands all over town with a swipe of a card (see website for purchase). They're free for the first 30 minutes, so on arrival return it to one of many stands, then take another when moving on, or returning. For longer trips your credit card will be charged.
Taxis may be hailed in the street, most have meters. Figure from 6 to 12 euros for most hops around the center. Traffic jams are rare except in case of accidents.
Street signs here are often in Valencian (similar to Catalan in Barcelona or Sitges) rather than Castillian Spanish - as the community restores the local language to preeminence. Don't be confused to see both Plaça or Plaza, Avinguda or Avenida, or Sant Pere with or instead of San Pedro - they're the same. For less confusion we use Valencian names you'll see in the streets, but many businesses still use Spanish.
What to do
Besides Fallas, the Nou d'Octubre (October 9) festivities, and celebrations for Three Kings Day are good times to see the pageantry of Valencia. A lively recent addition to the region's annual festival schedule takes place in Bunyol, a 40-minute train ride away. La Tomatina now attracts 40,000 mostly college-age foreign visitors in August for one of the world's biggest food fights: an hour-long tomato-throwing, T-shirt-ripping melee with tons of ripe fruit -- preceded and followed by international partying in the bars, the streets, and the parks. A quieter recent celebration took the form of an art exhibition of works by native son Joaquín Sorrolla y Bastida, whose paintings vividly depict traditional Valencian life (see New York's Hispanic Society of America and Museo Sorrolla, Madrid). For info on other regional celebrations and day trips to surrounding towns, mountains and beaches, click the links at the bottom of this page.
For locals two of the most popular pastimes are following the local Valencia CF football (soccer) team, or going to the colloseum-style Plaza de Toros (els bous al carrer in Valenican) next to North Station. Traditional spectacles of color, costumes, ritual and music, the bull-fights take place during just three periods each year, during religious holiday festivals. As with football, bull-fights are covered on local TV for the curious who want to avoid crowds (and blood), and the commentaries and interviews help in understanding what's going on.
Currency and Money
Spain's official currency is the euro. Since the switch-over the once familiar change booths have mostly disappeared except at the airport. Banks will usually change dollars, but most close by 2pm, (open weekdays only). There are ATMs everywhere, so use your debit card for cash with better exchange rates. Check with your home bank before leaving to be sure credit card transactions go smoothly, and to save the ATM charges if your bank has a Valenician network partner. Also, unless you tell your bank you want otherwise, there is a daily cash limit. Having a credit card with a chip (and pin number) can help when buying tickets in machines, and most places check passport ID as they take your card in stores or restaurants.
Media & Resources
Three print magazines can be found in all the gay places around town: Shangay, the big glossy; their smaller listings vehicle, Shanguide; and Mucho G. Each has a website, all of them in Castillian.
Lambda Valencia also publishes a print and online gay magazine, Full Lambda, in Valencian, and Gay Valencia in both Valencian and Castilian, is another website with gay scene info. This is Valencia-24/7 has more general information in English, on tourist sites, restaurants and nightlife, also with a gay/lesbian section, plus insights into the lives of foreign expats in Valencia. In VLC is another free English-language magazine, with articles and tips on life and what to do in the Communidad - but their gay listings are very outdated.
Kanda Books (c/ Tapineria 18), is a new and second-hand bookstore with English and other language books, guides, and helpful staff, just down an alley from Pl de la Reina.
For the official city tourist website, see Valencia.es, in eight languages.
For local accommodations, plus locations and website links to the businesses listed below, see our map & listings tab. For rural escapes to mountain village retreats around Valencia, see our activities tab.
Going out - cafes & bars
Spain famously runs on different time from elsewhere in Europe. Businesses usually close at 2 pm and may not reopen for two or three hours, as people head home or go to the cafes. In the heat of summer this is sensible. After reopening the stores stay open until 8 or 9pm, so dinner between 9pm and midnight is the norm. Families with small children, who in other countries would have long been in bed, spend relaxed evenings together around outdoor tables late into the night. As afternoon cafes close around midnight some nightclubs aren't yet rolling up the steel shutters.
These many terrazas have outdoor tables that bars and restaurants spread around the neighborhood plazas and along sidewalks. One of the great pleasures of Spanish social life, they provide tourists with gathering places in the small squares and narrow streets of El Carmen, and many stay open all afternoon. Outside downtown tourist areas a beer or copa de vino usually costs only $1.75 or so. Placa de la Verge, one of the grandest and most popular, has an impressive atmosphere but the cuisine here is mostly middling. Grab a coffee, ice cream, beer, or an Orxata (Horchata) in summer; or thick hot chocolate in winter - then venture deeper into Carmen for better food in back streets.
33 Lounge (Sant Dionis 8), gay-favored restaurant and 1950's-style jazz, bossa, music and cocktail lounge next to Pekado, eight kinds of paellas, good place to sample local food specialities.
Cafe de la Seu (Del Santo Caliz, 7), near cathedral, from 7pm daily for before dinner cocktails, or for crowd arriving in force around 11pm. Pedestrian street tables, young, informal and friendly customers and staff, pleasant and central meeting place before heading to nearby discos.
El Soho Terrace (Calle Cádiz 70), Russafa bar, Mediterranean cuisine restaurant with American touches, world music or jazz/house.
Glamour (Turia, 28), new weekend drag showbar in Carmen, near Torres de Quart, mostly guys.
Pekado (Plaça Vicente Iborra 9) means sin or at least peccadillo. Food, named for various vices, served by charming and hunky staff. After dinner, weekend cabaret shows and drag performances.
Q Art (Guillem de Castro 80) cafe, bar, 9am to 4am, at Torres de Quart, casual atmosphere, amusingly kitchy decor, cute/and friendly bar staff, shows most nights. Breakfast at one end of your day, then wrap with dancing or a show or strippers after midnight.
Som Com Som (Cadis 75), mixed bar in Ruzafa, women predominate.
Trapezzio Cafe (Plaça Music Lopez Chavarri, 2), center of Carmen, open 9am weekdays, (5pm weekends), terrace seating on plaza. Open throughout afternoons, into the evening; great first stop to peruse gay magazines and maps over coffee, drinks, and/or tapas.
Turangalila (Maestro Rodrigo 13), dinner/showbars, meals daily except Sunday, drag espectaculos Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Two more drag showbar restaurants welcome all: Son de Lluna (Lerida 14) in the Zaidía district; and Bien Divina (San Vicente Mártir, 388) in Jesús.
Dietrich (Barcelona 65, Museros), dinner and cabaret show bar, moved to a location north of Valenicia, with drag, live flamenco, belly dancers, Vegas/Soul Music song and dance numbers.
Going out - gay friendly cafes
Several cafes within a few blocs of Carmen's Plaça de Tossal comfortably include gay folk among their customers, especially after midnight on weekends when these streets begin to teem.
Among these is Cafe Sant Jaume (Caballeros 51, at Sant Jaume), carved wood ceilings, student, gay, artist cafe, pleasant outdoor seating beneath expansive trees, good views of all who pass by.
Ca Revolta (Santa Teressa 8; Carevolta.org), very Valencian cafe/bar and community center between Plaça del Tossal and el Mercat, live music, theater, film screenings, photography and art exhibits; poetry readings, and dance performances.
El Carmen Miranda (En Plom 9), eclectic food & cocktails, mojitos and caipirinhas, tempura, lasagna, carpaccios, confit, salads, dessert specialties.
El Dorita (Placa Sant Miquel, Sant Dion's 1), outdoor tables, bistro and tapas fare, inexpensive beer and wine.
El Principito (Plaça Vicent Iborra 5), relaxed quiet afternoon and evening bar/hangout, from 11:30am; pool table, windows open to the square.
Epoca (Ensendra 9), Torres de Quart tranquil cafe for bocadillos, tapas, snacks, beer and other cold and hot beverages, plus free wi-fi.
Ginger Loft (Vitoria 4), international-style cafe/lounge, Asian and Mediterranean food served tapas-style, lunch and dinner, local wines, gin specialties, cocktails include summer fresh fruit Caipiroskas.
La Claca (Carrer de San Vicente Martir, 3), 30 years meeting place for Valencia's bohemian vanguard and international crowd, just off Plaça de la Reina. Cervantes published Don Quixote from this building, centuries ago. Live music, flamenco and cafe-theater shows Wednesdays through Sundays.
La Lola (subida del Toledano 8) Mediterranean and "nueva cocina española" platos and tapas, DJs, live jazz and flamenco nights.
La Utileana (Pl Picadero de Dos Aguas, 3), good, inepensive, basic traditional Valencian food and wine, beer; daily and seasonal specials, outdoor seating on C/ San Andres at rear entrance. Near Ajuntament. Arrive by 2pm or wait in line.
Neboa Restaurant (Plaça Vicent Iborra 4), Mediterranean cuisine, chef's daily specials from the marketplace.
International Restaurants
Valencians preference has long been for traditional local fare (paella, tapas, pochuga, seafood, and ham) with the occasional shawarma, pizza, Chinese, or American fast food. Recently things have been changing with more international and Vegetarian restaurants popping up, mostly downtown.
Al-Balansíya (Paseo de las Facultades, 3), Arab/Moroccan restaurant, hummus, baba ganoush, chicken tayin, lunch, dinner.
Atmosphére (Moro Zeit 6), home-cooked international fare at French Institute off Tossal Square. Morning coffee and croissants from 8am; daily menu from Thai wok to Mexican fajitas, quiches, rich desserts and cakes, bright interior patio. French-language cinema each Wednesday.
Cafe de Paris (Cabelleros 30), inexpensive Franco-Valencian entrees and tapas, good wine, charming French & Spanish-speaking gay waiters.
Herbolario Navarro (San Vicente Mártir, 63), healthy cafe/take-out empanadas, soups, juices, teas; attached to large natural foods store, nut butters, seeds, kifir/yogurt, tofu, seitan, fresh/bottled juices, fruits and veggies, whole grains and baked goods; herbs, oils and supplements of all kinds - since 1771.
Kimpira Gourmet Bio Restaurant (Convento San Francisco, 5), gourmet vegetarian/vegan organic food and wines, daily specials, set lunch at 13 euros.
Kokura (Pere i Borrega 10), big variety of Japanese Makisushi, rice and noodles, yakitoris, kushiagues, temporas, soups, beer and wine.
La Luna (San Ramon 23), inexpensive, tasty Spanish and International vegetarian-only fare in Carmen; daily specials, set lunch at 10 euros, soups, fresh juices.
La Pappardella (Bordadores 5), pasta, piadine and other Italian fare near the Seu, lunch and dinner, popular with Italians who live here.
La Strada (Quart 17), reasonably-priced Italian restaurant just off Tossal, comfortable ambience, tasty food in small portions.
Mimmo Cantina (Dr Sanchis Bergon 24), Italian chef, home-cooked traditional recipes, Italian-style bar with light lunches, large terrace, by the Turia.
Sheran Fweets (Av del Port 109), home-style Indian/Pakistani food, good quality at low prices, meat or vegetarian meals, set lunch at 8 euros.
Taj Mahal (Dr Manuel Candela 20), full range of traditional Indian meals, meat and vegetarian, full bar; also South and East Asian grocery store with prepared and bulk foods, spices, fruits and vegetables (two doors down).
Taqueria El Burrito (de Dalt 12), inexpensive Cali-Mexican take-out nook off Tossal Square, meat and veggie burritos, tacos, quesadillas, sides, fresh fruit juices, Mexican beers. Comes mildly seasoned unless you ask for "picante." A tiny, next door nooks has Chilean empañadas to-go.
Note on tipping: unless at an international establishment, where staff are accustomed to American ways, leave a bit less than at home. Reckon on 10% of bill, to split the difference.
Going out - men-only & sex clubs
B&B Botanic Bear (Botànic 7) local ursine favorite bar, well connected to the world-wide woof, lots of events throughout the year.
Club Fetish (San Vicente 386), men's after-hours sex/fetish club in Jesús neighborhood, Saturdays, Sundays and holiday Mondays from 6:30am.
Cross (Juan de Mena 7), exuberant sex club near Torres de Quart, visitors and locals, weekly men-only "fiestas sin ropa" gay naked sex parties, weekend shows. Some parties open to all genders and orientations.
Dakota Bar (Placa Margarita Vall Daura 1, near Pl La Reina), country-western-them men's pub, bear and leather crowd usually arrives around 11pm. Exeptionally welcoming guys, popular Thursdays 2-for-1 happy hours from 9:30 opening time.
Hòmens Sexbar (Alacant, 11), men's playspace near the bull ring, daily from 3pm-3:30am. Cabins, glory holes, slings, dark room, maze, naked nights, erotic strippers.
Nuncadigono (del Turia 22), early (from 3pm-4am Wed-Sun) cruise bar near Torres de Quart, leather and fetish guys. 100-percent chico territory with cabins, maze, slings, showers, darkroom sex and steamy videos to set the mood; underwear nights, plus naked parties every Thursday.
Going out - Dancing
Discos hereabouts open late and don't really get going until around 3am. Look for flyers around for discounts on cover charges.
47 Social Club (Quart 47), small dance club, mixed crowd, Inditrónica, Electro Pop, 80's/90's, New Rave and Disco music, comfortable chill-out zone. Open midnight to 3am, Wednesdays through Saturdays.
ADN Pub (Angel Custodi 10) medium-size club in Carmen; mixed, sociable, energetic all-ages-genders-orientations crowd dances wherever and with whomever they want, and dresses as they please. Check for special bear nights.
Deseo 54 Disco (Pepita 2) biggest gay dance club in town, just beyond the Turia, two floors Thursdays through Saturdays from 1am, constantly changing concept parties and DJs. Mainly guys, sometimes men-only dark-room events. Dress to impress weekends, Thursday younger more casual crowd, Sundays midnight "tea-dance."
Growl (Gran Vía Germanías, 31), new House and Progressive dance club, playroom and pub in Russafa, mostly men, 21+ only.
Javalon (Dr Montoro & Avda. Constitución 29), Thursday through Saturday gay nightclub, 1:30am until dawn, 2 dance floors/areas.
La 3 (Padre Porta, 2) mostly straight but hip mixed crowd, Indie-Electronic, Dubstep, Grime, Hip Hop dance club, periodic gay party nights.
On hot summer nights many people head for the long wide beach that entends northward from the harbor, easily accessible by metro during the day, but requiring a taxi by 2 am when the throng arrives. It's a young and seemingly "straight" crowd that spills out of seasonal dance clubs here, onto the sand. But defining lines blur easily here as the weekend partying extends into dawn-time hours.
Getting steamy
For some guys saunas are the main attraction, and Valencia has three.
Magnus Termas (Avingda del Port 27), Pases Group, spa, steam and dry saunas, large pool, Jacuzzis, video lounge, dark room, maze, cruise spaces and cabins, voyeur zone.
Olimpic (Vivons 15) also Pases Group, steam and dry saunas, Jacuzzis, cruising area, dark room, cabins, maze and video lounge.
Thermas Romeo (Pintor Gisbert 5), independent bathhouse, dry sauna, steam, bar, cabins, video lounge, and professional massage. Also see Sex Romeo above.
Under heading "relax" (or "sex" at its least complicated) there are a number of shops for gay men in Valencia. The most popular of these erotic bookstores is Spartacus Erotic Gay Shop (Flassanders 8, near Central Market), cabins, dark room, porn videos, magazines and accessories.
For more about the Valencia region see:
Discovering Valencia,
A Paella for Ya,
Revel Without a Cause, and about Spain:
Not Always a Gay Time.
Also see articles on Alicante, Barcelona, Benidorm, Ibiza, Madrid, Seville and Sitges.


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Harrison H. Barrett, PhD, Regents' Professor of optical sciences and professor of radiology at the University of Arizona and University of Arizona Cancer Center member has received recognition from two international professional organizations.
Dr. Barrett has been honored with the SPIE 2011 Gold Medal, and the IEEE Medal for Innovations in Healthcare Technology.
The Gold Medal of the Society is the highest honor SPIE awards. Beginning in 1977, it has been given annually in recognition of outstanding engineering or scientific accomplishment in optics, electro-optics, or photographic technologies or applications. Dr. Barrett was honored Aug. 24 at SPIE's Optics and Photonics conference in San Diego.
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Dr Barrett is director of the UA's Center for Gamma Ray Imaging, which applies the principles of imaging science to nuclear medicine and other modalities. The center engages in technology development in five projects relevant to the use of radiotracers in medicine, including: Gamma Ray detectors; electronics and imaging systems; image science and image quality; adaptive and multi-modal imaging; and methods of molecular imaging.
Dr. Barrett is contributing his SPIE Gold Medal honorarium to the Arizona Cancer Center for cancer research.
At the San Diego conference, University of Arizona optical sciences graduate Robert Breault, PhD, founder of Breault Research Organization Inc. in Tucson, was honored with the SPIE Directors' Award, and Masud Mansuripur, PhD, chair of optical data storage and professor of Optical Sciences, was named a Fellow of the Society.
Previous SPIE Gold Medal winners from the University of Arizona include H. Angus Macleod (1987); Robert R. Shannon (1996); Marjorie and Aden Meinel (1997); William L. Wolfe (1999); James C. Wyant (2003); and Roland V. Shack (2004).
Dr. Barrett was honored by IEEE on Aug. 20 at the organization's Honors Ceremony in San Francisco. The medal, sponsored by the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, recognizes Dr. Barrett for pioneering contributions to the foundation and applications of biomedical imaging science.
"Dr. Barrett's research in image-quality assessment has revolutionized how medical imaging systems are evaluated. He and his group have implemented numerical observers that allow a computer to analyze images during an experiment instead of using human observers, overcoming what can be a lengthy process," the IEEE said in announcing the award. "His work has led to improved understanding of single photon emission computer tomography (SPECT) imaging which uses gamma rays to provide three-dimensional imaging of the brain, tumors, bone and internal organs."


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Michael "Mickey" Morphis, 62, of Benton passed away on Jan. 23, with his family by his side. Mickey was born on January 31, 1949 to the late, Hays and Donella Morphis in North Little Rock. He served in the Marine Corp. where he received a purple heart. Mr. Morphis enjoyed hunting, fishing, guns and the military. His greatest joys were time spent with his loving wife, children and grandchildren. He was a member of Salem Baptist church for over 20 years. Mickey worked at Union Pacific Railroad for over 30 years.
Noel Lewis Beard Sr., 75, of Traskwood, passed away Monday, Jan. 23. He was born February 24, 1936 in Gurdon. Mr. Beard was a U.S. Marine and worked for Middleton Heat and Air for 15 years. He was a member of Glen Rose Missionary Baptist Church and the American Legion. Mr. Beard was preceded in death by his parents, David and Elsie Faye Beard; his wife of 46 years, JoAnn Beard; two sons, Noel and Bob Beard and a great-grandson, Gregory Lee Beard.
Ruth Ashley, 86, of Benton, died Sunday, Jan. 22. She was born Jan. 16, 1926, in Flemingsburg, Ky., to the late Claude and Eunice (Gordon) Mark. Ruth was a member of Jessieville Church of Christ.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Doyle Ashley; four sons, Samuel, Dave, Russell and Glen Coburn; three brothers, Johnny, Cecil and Kenneth Mark; and one sister, Helen Phillips.
Ruby Burkett Henry Dorrell, 77, of Alexander went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, Jan. 22, at her home. She was born Dec. 14, 1934, in Lonoke, to her late parents, Carlee and Pearl Cooper Burkett.
Ruby was a retired Realtor and had owned her own construction business, R.L. Hays.
She was a lifetime member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary Post 2256 and was of the Methodist faith. She loved her family and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
She was preceded in death by one great-grandchild, Ashton Dakota Garrett; one sister, Penny Brown; and one niece, Jenne Brown.
Carolyn Ann Spoonamore Smith, 66, of Sheridan, died Friday, Jan. 20, at Baptist Medical Center in Little Rock She was born April 17, 1945 at Little Rock, the daughter of the late O.O. and Flora Spoonamore. She was a very active member of First Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in Sheridan, where she was an AWANA leader, choir member, ladies auxillary member, and helped with upward basketball, just to name a few. Carolyn was retired from the federal government and enjoyed fishing and hunting.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, Clyde Spoonamore.
Darrell W. Lavendusky, 61, of Bauxite, passed away Jan. 20.He was born Oct. 11, 1950 in Henryetta, Okla., to Julius and Belva Lavendusky. Darrell was an employee of Coors Tech in Benton.
He was preceded in death by his brother, Julius Ray Lavendusky.
He is survived by his wife, Mary "Melinda" Lavendusky; two sons, Steve Lavendusky and wife Sarah of Alexander and John Lavendusky of Alexander; a daughter, Jennifer Hood and husband Paul of Bauxite; stepchildren, Melissa White of Benton andMark Orrell of Haskell; a sister, Linda Kay Dodson of Colorado; and eight grandchildren.
Christine Scott Bailey, 78, of Hot Springs, died Thursday, Jan. 19. She was born on May 6, 1933, in Mt. Ida, the daughter of Jewell Jefferson Scott and Cora Margaret Warren Scott. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, William E. Bailey; her sister, Patsy Jo Scott Graves; and her brother-in-law, Raymond Myers.
Christine was Assembly of God in her faith and a beloved mother, grandmother and sister who will be greatly missed.
Altha P. Mallory, beloved "Ma Ma," went to be with the Lord on Jan. 18 at the beautiful age of 101. She was born on Oct. 9, 1910, in Crockett, Texas.
"Ma Ma" was preceded in death by two husbands, Robert Keene and Jim Mallory; a daughter, Effie Hulme; a great-grandson, Shane Tyer; and a special granddaughter-in-law, Doris Tyer.
Nearly 20 years ago, on Jan. 3, 1992, Freddy Burton announced his candidacy for Saline County clerk, a position held at that time by George Ramsey, who was not seeking another term.
Today, at age 64, Burton is making another kind of announcement: "I will not seek another term."
He noted that some people who are already aware of his decision have asked him why he's ending his political career.
"Honestly, I never thought I would stay 20 years," he said. "Someone else needs to have the privilege that I've had as county clerk."
Some residents in Bauxite received more than bills and junk mail recently. A postcard from Bauxite Mayor Johnny McMahan was delivered last week to selected citizens.
On the front of the postcard was the arrest photo of Bauxite resident Debbi Purifoy. On the reverse side was a commentary from McMahan that starts begins, "Do you want the person on the front side of this card to be the 'face' of Bauxite? Not me."
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